Double M Club Discusses National YWCA Convention
Mrs. J. C. Fuller reported from the YWCA National Convention held in Saint Louis March 13 to 19. She noted an attendance of 3000 from across the nation and was introduced by Mrs. H. L. Voelkert at the Adams Memorial YWCA luncheon.
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J. C. Fuller
YWCA
Saint Louis
Double M Club
Adams Memorial Ywca
O. D. Pace
Joel Lambeth
M. Alexander
Durjham
Walter Hutchens
Anton Vadopia
Barberton
Ohio
Joe Tur- Lhe
Prise
Arrangements Evaluated At Wake Robin Garden Club Meeting
Mrs Valette J Harris guest at Wake Robin Garden Club at Emerywood Estates home of Mrs A L Hon barrier. Fourteen members attended as Mrs Craig Parks and hosts served coffee and sweets while Harris evaluated each floral arrangement. Reitzel Morgan presided and Marshall Short presented the Garden Council report. Jack Southerland outlined details of the club trip.
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Valette J. Harris
Wake Robin Garden Club
Emerywood Estates
A. L. Honbarrier
Craig Parks
Harris
Reitzel Morgan
Marshall Short
Garden Council
Jack Southerland
Brentwood PTA Hears Music Program And New Officers
The Brentwood School Parent Teacher Association met last evening with band classes by David Duncan and violin by Miss Virginia Frank. Rev John Reirson led devotions. New officers elected for the coming year include Mrs. Douglas Battenfield as president and Mrs. Powell Alexander as secretary, among others.
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Brentwood Pta
David Duncan
Virginia Frank
Brentwood
Powell Alexander
Pete Culler
Parents League
Tom Charping Admitted to High Point Memorial Hospital
Tom Charping of 323 Louise Ave entered High Point Memorial Hospital on Sunday and underwent surgery on Monday. He is reported to be convalescing satisfactorily.
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Tom Charping
Louise Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Births in High Point Area Reported for April
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kimsey announce the birth of daughter Robin Reynolds on April 12 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. F. EB. Garrison announce son Terry Lyn on April 13 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry C. Clodfelter announce son Mark Daniel on April 14. Mrs. Clodfelter formerly Loretta Allred.
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Robin Reynolds Kimsey
Charles Kimsey
Lexington Ave
Robin Reynolds
High Point Memorial Hospital
Terry Lynn Garrison
F. EB. Garrison
Newell St
Terry Lyn
Mark Daniel Clodfelter
Jerry C. Clodfelter
Archdale
Mark Daniel
Clodfelter
Loretta Allred
David Brooks Elected President Of Junior Music Club
David Brooks was elected president of the Junior Musical Art Club at a Monday meeting held at Ruth Pancoast home 802 Rotary Dr. Also elected were Ruth Pancost as first vice president Josephine Dunbar as second vice president June Collins as secretary and Nancy Clinard as treasurer Edith Flagler sponsor attended the meeting.
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David Brooks
Junior Musical Art Club
Ruth Pancoast
Rotary
Josephine Dunbar
June Collins
Nancy Clinard
Edith Flagler
Junior Music Club
Fairgrove Demonstration Club Auction Highlights
A 325 name friendship quilt from Fair Grove Home Demonstration Club sold to Mrs. Howard Ward at a Friday auction during a club meeting at Mrs. John Hamilton home. Proceeds benefit the club treasury as plants baked goods and a skit titled A Scene in My Living Room were also part of the event.
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Thomasville
Fair Grove
Davidson County
Howard Ward
John Hamilton
Fisher Ferry Street
J. J. Collett
Club Treasury
M. A. Black
Archie Lomax
I. J. Crouse
Fallout radiation levels explained by AP report
The Atomic Energy Commission says Americans receive 100 millirads yearly from natural sources and 1 to 2 millirads more from bomb tests. Denver residents exceed Memphis in natural radiation, while fallout varies by location and weather.
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Alton Blakeslee
Science
New York
The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Denver
Memphis
Earth
Nevada
Test
Grand Junction
Colo
Salt Lake City
New York City
National Academy of Sciences
Unclear fallout health impact debated in postwar report
A wartime note states exposure of 4.3 roentgens plus fallout adding 0.1 to 0.5 roentgen. The piece argues about biological effects and moral questions, detailing disagreements on fallout risks and future health consequences.
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VFW Auxiliary
Doris Pierce
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign War
Greensboro Road
Pierce
Penny Hasty
Edward Hasty
Graham Vaughn
Veteran's Administration Hospital
Salisbury
John Bean
Auxiliary
Woodyes
Harry Sny
Ladies Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society of
First Church of Christ
John Strickland
Reitzel Koonts
E. H. Hackler
Enmei Yui Guild
Memorial Methodist Church
J. V. Gruzdis
Mamie Harris
Sam Heath
J. C. Lloyd
Emory Perryman
W C. Boyles
Lewis Crawford
Kinneywood
J. R. Sechrest
Gruzdis
S. L. Pollock
Crawford
William Welborn
Music
Fairgrove
Chapel Hill
Oak Grove Baptist Church
Forsyth County
Luther Hepler
J. E. Lawing
Miss Fouts
Dave Workman
Bordens
Snow King
Borden
Guilford
N. Main Street
Main Drug No
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Innerspring
Dallas Furniture